SN 27159 is a U.S.

SN 697737 is a Swedish military rifle converted to sporting rifle.  This 6.5x55 caliber rifle shows a 24" barrel with bright, excellent bore, along with a commercial ramp front sight and a mounted

SN 4956 C is a matching bayonet and scabbard both showing 44 CRS markings.  The grips show the correct chocolate brown while the pommel is marked with the Nazi Waa 519.  The 10" blade shows mosr of

Krag bayonet modified by removal of the US markings and the bottom portion of the guard.  This example rides in it's original scabbard which is sound and complete.

SN 38652 is a TC Hawken rifle showing 28" barrel with a bore in as new condition and case coloured hammer and lock.  This example is mounted with a target front sight and adjustable tang receiver s

SN 19587 is a black powder 58 caliber percussion carbine with a case colored Navy Arms Co marked lock and hammer.  The barrel is 23.5" with a 58 caliber bright excellent rifled bore.  This J.P.

SN 2083277 is a pre 64 rifle 32 win spl caliber built in 1954.  This example shows 99% all original blue.  The barrel shows extended factory markings, original sights, bright "as new" bore and a bo

Enfield/Snider bayonet with bright blade with light corrosion.  The scabbard has sound stitching and shows regimental markings as well as broad arrow over WD.

Excellent plus condition bayonet and scabbard ( probably unissued).  Clear markings and excellent finish.  A great accessory for a mintish Long Branch No 4 rifle.

SN 5605442 is an example of an American built WW2  Lee Enfield in mint condition wood, metal and bore.  If the rifle was fired it would be the test round at factory.  The bolt shows a 0 marked bolt

British issue No7 MK1 bayonet complete with scabbard.  This example shows a sound blade and grips.  This example was one of 100,000 bayonets built by Elkington Works in England, 1945.  A sound coll

Enfield bayonet issued to the 17 Battalion based in Levis Quebec.  This example shows number 342 out of 392 issued while the socket shows 17 over 342.  The blade is bright showing light corrosion s

SN 5649 is a Factory sporterized Lee Enfield No 4 MK which was originally built by Savage/Stevens in the US in 1942 but sporterized in England for sale in America or Canada.  The barrel is 22 1/4"

SN 618376 is one of the P-14 rifles built during WW1.  This sporterized rifle shows a 26" barrel with a very good to excellent bore.  The rifle was built with a 5 shot magazine.  This example shows

SN 80182 is a custom rifle built on a 1885 receiver  built in 1898.

Spanish 1893-1943 bayonet built for the Spanish 1943 short rifle.  This example shows a SN 7583 over S.

Austrian Model 1867 bayonet made for the Werndl carbine remaining in above average condition.  The blade rates very good plus showing normal issue marks.  The shank is marked 17L 3E above 50 while

SN C49031 is a Remington 410 shotgun built in Brazil.  This example shows little evidence of actual use, a bright excellent bore, 410 gauge, 3" chambers and 28" barrel.  Excellent original blue and

SN K37788 is a WW2 British Sniper built in 1944 and refurbished in 1947.  The socket shows the dating and the FTR and TR markings.  The rifle shows the K37788 serial number on the metal as affixed

Excellent plus example of a VZ 24 series bayonet built and dated 1926.  The base of the blade shows the marking E standing lion 24 date.  Both the bayonet and scabbard show excellent plus blue and

This bayonet is a variation of the Swedish bayonnet but for the wood grips  and has a 4 digit serial no written in Farzi.  This bayonet was built for the Egyptian Harkin rifle.  A relatively uncomm

Eastern block AK 47 bayonet, SN 6946 on crossguard, in excellent condition.  The scabbard shows a webbing belt loop.  As new example overall.

An excelllent Russian AK bayonet showing no usage marks on the blade or grips.  The scabbard has some light scratches.  The grips show a serial no.

Antique Snider MK2/2 Star originally issued to the 19th Battilion based in St.

This bayonet was built for the Mauser 1858, the French Lebel and Russian Nagant.  For ref. see pg.